What songs do you never get tired of?


since i can think of too much music i could do without for
the rest of my life, it occurs to me that, imho, there are some songs i never tire of:

1. jimi hendrix- purple haze/the entire alblum are you experienced
2. csn & young- carry on
3. b.dylan/byrds- tambourine man
4. s.& garfunkel- scarborough fair
5. j.taylor- country road
6. t.monk- 'round midnight
7. js bach- "little fugue"
8. greensleves
9. tennessee waltz
10.w.nelson - crazy

-there's more, but i have a feeble memory (and i'm perhaps too sentimental...)
french_fries
Almost all of "Aja" album by Steely Dan.
Almost all of "Everything Must Go" by Steely Dan.
"Yulunga" by Dead Can Dance
"Dark Star" Grateful Dead
The many live versions of "Split Open And Melt" Phish
"Freddy The Freeloader" Miles Davis
"Over The Rainbow/Wonderful World" The Great Iz on the "Finding Forrester" soundtrack
Entire "Blade Runner" soundtrack
"Suite No.1 For Unaccompanied Cello" Bach (Janos Starker or Yo Yo Ma or Lynn Harrell)
Going to California-Led Zeppelin
Telegraph Road-Dire Straits
Comfortably Numb-Pink Floyd
Lost in a Lost World-Moody Blues
Lily of the Midnight Sky-Bruce Cockburn
An American Tune-Paul Simon or Yes
uh mental flatulence gotta go
Some nice responses...
I agree with above: All of Aja, I never tire of "Carry On",
for Chicago it would have to be "Introduction", For Bruce Cockburn it's "Lord of the Starfields" or maybe "Grim Travelers" Agree with Moody's "Lost.."
Also:
1. Stanley Clarke "School Days"
2. RTF "Romantic Warrior"
3. Billy Cobham "Stratus"
4. George Duke "Brazilian Love Affair"
5. Joni Mitchell "Help Me.."
6. I never get tired of hearing Yes - "Roundabout" isn't that pathetic?
7. I never tire of anything Ravel, Debussey, or Mozart